Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The UC Santa Cruz Fire Department is the agency tasked with protecting life and property from fire and related dangers on the University of California, Santa Cruz's rural, heavily forested campus and in the surrounding community, as well as providing limited services to UCSC's more widely distributed, off-campus units. The department's primary responsibilities within the University are emergency response, fire protection engineering for new construction, fire prevention, public education, and disaster preparedness. The department employs a 20-member, full-time staff, comprising seven firefighters, five fire engineers, three captains, an assistant chief, a chief, an Emergency Manager, a Campus Continuity Planner, and a Unit Coordinator. The department responds to approximately 800 incidents per year. It is one of only two fire departments in the UC system, along with the UC Davis Fire Department.The need for the Fire Department was identified in April 1971, after a fire gutted the Hahn Student Services Building, one of the first university structures on campus. The catastrophe, exacerbated by the length of time it took the Santa Cruz Fire Department to respond from its stations in town to the conflagration in the center of the relatively remote campus, led directly to the establishment of the UC Santa Cruz Fire Department."@en }
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- University_of_California,_Santa_Cruz_Fire_Department abstract "The UC Santa Cruz Fire Department is the agency tasked with protecting life and property from fire and related dangers on the University of California, Santa Cruz's rural, heavily forested campus and in the surrounding community, as well as providing limited services to UCSC's more widely distributed, off-campus units. The department's primary responsibilities within the University are emergency response, fire protection engineering for new construction, fire prevention, public education, and disaster preparedness. The department employs a 20-member, full-time staff, comprising seven firefighters, five fire engineers, three captains, an assistant chief, a chief, an Emergency Manager, a Campus Continuity Planner, and a Unit Coordinator. The department responds to approximately 800 incidents per year. It is one of only two fire departments in the UC system, along with the UC Davis Fire Department.The need for the Fire Department was identified in April 1971, after a fire gutted the Hahn Student Services Building, one of the first university structures on campus. The catastrophe, exacerbated by the length of time it took the Santa Cruz Fire Department to respond from its stations in town to the conflagration in the center of the relatively remote campus, led directly to the establishment of the UC Santa Cruz Fire Department.".